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Station History & Timeline
11 Events
1946
12月7日
The War Damage Rehabilitation Agency Announcement No. 252 announced a plan to establish Hibiya Station on Line No. 1.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
戦災復興院告示第252号において、1号線に日比谷駅の設置計画が発表される。
1962
10月10日
Construction work began on the Hibiya Line's Hibiya 1st work site, with ultra-expedited construction being carried out to coincide with the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
日比谷線当工区（日比谷一工区）の建設工事に着手。1964年東京オリンピックの開催に間に合わせるため、超突貫工事が行われた（後述）。
1964
8月29日
A station on the Teito Rapid Transit Authority (Eidan) Hibiya Line opened.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
帝都高速度交通営団（営団地下鉄）日比谷線の駅が開業。
1971
3月20日
Teito Rapid Transit Authority Chiyoda Line stations opened.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
営団地下鉄千代田線の駅が開業。
1972
6月30日
Toei Subway Line 6 stations opened.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
都営地下鉄6号線の駅が開業。
1974
10月30日
The Yurakucho Station on the Toei Subway Yurakucho Line opened and began transfer operations.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
営団地下鉄有楽町線の有楽町駅が開業し、乗換業務を開始。
1978
7月1日
The Toei Subway Line 6 was renamed to the Mita Line.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
都営地下鉄6号線を三田線に改称。
2004
4月1日
With the privatization of Teito Kōsoku Denki Tetsudō (Eidan Subway), the stations on the Hibiya Line and Chiyoda Line were inherited by Tokyo Metro.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
帝都高速度交通営団（営団地下鉄）民営化に伴い、日比谷線・千代田線の駅は東京地下鉄（東京メトロ）に継承される。
2007
3月18日
The IC card "PASMO" becomes available for use.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
ICカード「PASMO」の利用が可能となる。
2018
10月13日
The Chiyoda Line platforms began using platform doors and departure melodies.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
千代田線ホームでホームドアと発車メロディの使用を開始。
2020
2月7日
The use of departure melodies began on the Hibiya Line platforms.
Machine translation — show Japanese original
日比谷線ホームで発車メロディの使用を開始。
Timeline adapted from Japanese Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Departure Melodies
銀杏の下で
公園日和
ショウが始まるよ
スニーカー
By line
Chiyoda Line
A-line
Show ga Hajimaru yo
Show ga Hajimaru yo
B-line
Sneaker
Sneaker
Hibiya Line
Traditional Eidan buzzer, not a melody -- most of Hibiya Line still uses this
Mita Line
A-line
Otonashigawa no Nagare
Otonashigawa no Nagare
B-line
Otonashigawa no Nagare
Otonashigawa no Nagare
Shared with Tokyo Metro Namboku Line, Tokyu Meguro Line, and Saitama Rapid Railway (through-service partners)
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Platform Layout & Transfers
PLATFORM LAYOUT (CHIYODA LINE)
3
代々木上原 · 伊勢原
4
北綾瀬 · 我孫子 · 取手
↕ Platforms 3, 4 serve this line
Transfers from this platform
→
Hibiya Line
Tokyo Metro
2 min
Easy
→
Mita Line
Tokyo Metro
2 min
Easy
PLATFORM LAYOUT (HIBIYA LINE)
1
中目黒
2
北千住 · 南栗橋
↕ Platforms 1, 2 serve this line
Transfers from this platform
→
Chiyoda Line
Tokyo Metro
2 min
Easy
→
Mita Line
Tokyo Metro
2 min
Easy
PLATFORM LAYOUT (MITA LINE)
1
目黒 · 東急線
2
西高島平
↕ Platforms 1, 2 serve this line
Transfers from this platform
→
Chiyoda Line
Tokyo Metro
2 min
Easy
→
Hibiya Line
Tokyo Metro
2 min
Easy
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Hibiya Station FAQ
What train lines connect at Hibiya Station?
Hibiya Station is served by Chiyoda Line, Hibiya Line, Mita Line.